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MOBILE PHONE REVIEW

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Nokia 7650 review

Friday 27 February 2004, 2:12 PM

Slick, feature-packed phone


I've had one for a few months now and they really are good little pieces of kit. They're showing their age against the latest smartphones such as the Orange SPV E200, but the 7650 has a wealth of powerful features, including email and full Internet browsing capabilites (if you buy Opera). Its powerful for games too -- can even run Doom!

8.0

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Excellent

Nokia 7650



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Overview

Nokia 7650

Editors rating
Rating: 7.5
Verdict

Nokia's first MMS-enabled camera-phone isn't perfect, but it is remarkably polished for a cutting-edge product.

Typical price

£ 111

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